New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
opxoNIOLED AND CRITICISED BY NM
EDMUND YATES.
Rus Pains Backwards PoLLUrEp-wiNrhhI ASn
tOxs--rHx MAHARANEx DBULEEP 'iN~n
BrRxHp-- an IRISH JUDICIAL VACANCY.

CABLE TKIBUNk1
oepsrxuks: 1897. TIE Eec YORK frtowne
susrs,s 60, tho Paris boulevard and It's cries
,svs one bu very incomplete summary Of the topics
"a oru Of tho Capital, and yet It Is fertile In texts
An Law sermons Mingled with the voices of hawkers
snnsundns tho contents Of the evening papers The
view Scandal. Arrest of DR.. Casclnau,v Arrest of
CsvuEse~ "a Journalist Thief--you hear the latest
en-: DsmandeG les Amours d. uno Hysteriqne," and
nesoay seems scandalized. Why should one be- The
secrets which formerly known only to
tho initiated the common talk Charcot and
hts demoniac patients recognized good subjects
for dinner table talk Half the novels Of the year are
nothing better than misguided erouco physiological
stuiies On surface of axfsan life and of Partisan
Hight literature there Is abominable scum which, for
want Of laws, tho police unable to SKIM off, The
liberty of printing and selling doubtless is precious
pnyiege, liberties have reached In Paris
degree of license which tnerferes with tho liberty
of tho individual Looratfy at the present moment 1t
IA impossible walk hundred yards along the Boule-
ward des ItaIens without having ones polluted by
the cry of the titles Of foul prints, and ones eyes
offended by tho sight Of nasty images, such as the
eacature of the COmte de Paris and NJ Rouvier, which
is at present displayed shamelessly on every
lilo QUO The bouievaids nowadays simply
infested with nuisanees Of all kinds, against
which It is urgent that police measures
should DO taen unless Psrsans wish to sec their city
ose its good
NATIONAL PANORAMA.
In view of the exhibition Ut 1859, which looms in
the near future, brilliant with visions Of fortune
10 so many sehemers, the painters Gervex and
Alfred Stevens planning national panorama Of
the century. Hard by the Champs de Mars whole
town Of wood and painted being constructed
1t Is the Bastilc and the surrounding suburb OF ST.
Antoine as 1t existed In 1889. In these buildings la
1859 will be lodged historical museum vi tho epoch
u the Revolution.
THE FASHIONS.
rt,s r5ntsr IL f. understood In the world
makers ssrdous new play ia TOsca," Of which the
sstimes are the style Of the Directory, VIII start
he winter fashions; and In anticipation oil recomnenc
nc the social season there Is talk of diminishing inc
oustle shortening the waist and combining the styles
OF Louis XVI. and the Directory into moo I'll heo-
Greek style. Meanwhile Worth continues 10 make
sbowy Rcnalss ance dresses, but Worth has to
satisfy the tastes of his exotic customers, ana his
creations do not make tho tsw lnoeed nowiSEays IL
f. had to say who lays down the law In matters Vi
fashion beyond, Of course the questions OF matera'
coors and trimmings, which depend on arrangements
betw cen manu- acturers and the buyers. ThuS IL
bas been decided that while w0oilen stuhs may sui
no worn Pclins with broad stripes will be all the rage
and six alone will be considered supremacy elegant
The new silks will lie Of wonderfully deiieaie coiors'
initiating the eny briiIiancy Of the piunase oi or'
and tie fur of animals In previous years ouire OF
inter las cp fashionable color; this year we shHi
have silks Of the cossfs of blue fox, golden
sable ermine, grebe, ibis rose, parrot geeh' Hssho
blue, humIing-bird red and bird oi paIa'hse soo"'
(ree Is Leconing fashionable as trimming Tor lachets'
though not to such extent as embroidery alph@"e
"a 100 t1mmincs The oruamentatioD OF jackets
seems to have its a. ogee, Ior tney a'o i'''i"'' ~
with brading and beading.
ANEW DuCKYARD SUGGESTED.
More unlikely things have happened uah the on
str,ictop Of a dockyard within measuraoie INSTANCE Vi
IIvsrnoo OF course the Admiralty are not au
al. II "A
an authorized official has cen prospecting ior s,
In case events should any time render slfaDe the
establishment Of quart In that neigho"rhood ior
eithe. building repairing ships The queeuo"' no~
ever is still under the rose as some members VI 'no
Roard as well as of Cover ment WOULD oher u any
,ucb .cbeue an uncompromisng opposition, especially
q. 4, would mean the dsestabshment sooner oi later
Of the Shecrness dochyaN
THE MAHARANEt's FCNERAL~
The funeral OF tho late Msharsnee Dhuicp s4nsh
took Mace last Friday at Fl Weldon Hall In the prco'o'
a, tho church which the haajah SHOWED such Iaii
-, os,orlno I'm tho wonderful and carly days Of his
to,en. Christianity Lord Henneker attended on DC
hal, NJ the Queen who sent wreath whle the Duho
ef Grafton, q firm friend of tho Maharalan' was '
the single 10, resentatlve Of the Norioik
Tho tenantry and neighbohng Villagers 10 Mhohi A
Naharaiah was always popular and Interesting nSs
,arv alan assembled In consder abe force ILey nave
ns q, errt the political vagaries OF Run1eet ehgh
de.censaant VINO was prncely In hberai'y anu .AP@
ture Iclatodl ichabodl the glory pas ihuo'u ~
narted from I'll, tie days OF the erea hooe
,.,a. a. a the visits from the Prince ana fi"0eSs vi
'- rn. house Itself Is dismantled and stripped OIL
%. ooroeors silk panelllngs and Oriental carptes
xhich ga,e such color to the stately lhdlah ro'n''
Uni Is the Mdharaiah eat his woios anu ro'aii' ~
HALL ts likely to remain untenantea' eAceP. io' 'h
contingency OF some American miiiionaro Doing aN
trae,sd by the PROXIMITY OF royalty. ranp'ine
enc ting estate I'm Norfolk Is not very saabe In thesr
h.d time. However, His Royal Highness ~ouia
g,,arnnue tho same recognition toward o newcomer
that he extended to the Maharajah fancy pfi'o
might unquestionably 10 realized
VACANCY vN rnE IRISH BENCH.
Tho seat ON tho Irish judicial bench MADE vacant ny
Jusuee Iawson,s DEATH is still untitled ana sciuon'
a. so e,uch interest been felt with regard 10 an ish
,c,a, appotutmexA Financial arguments call ior mo
,c,utr,enr Of Judap Boyd. His adv ancement "ouio
l..aa with sccamstion by loyaiists throughput INC
ntry BY Fearless administration Vi tho ID" 10
h.s msdo enemies Of the Parneiites with whom nc
,o,r.r,v most popular. Lord A-hboarne Is oehevoi
n.rsona erata to these gentlemen, and II
ss,r a, rn,blln may DO trusted even Mr. " Tim dar
rnrtou H. p, has been guest at his tAoie- ING
Psrnellite influence, therefore, In favor Oh Mr. o
son the Cha ncelior's brother, an Irish aiores' 'n
general Irish public s watching the issue Us an ha
cation whether Parneliite influence Will prevail WIN
the Government
IRISH OYSTERS DIsAPPEARING.
Ireland am informed, is worse of for oysters
than otaud The fine natural oyster scaips OF Ire
land use at ono time to yield about $4,000 worth per
annum Now 1t Is Questionable II they will Yield xAo
worth Cargoos of oysters are brought from Arr"ehon'
arc laid down, grow and fatten, but importers have
suyered severe losses by having had oysters so'on'
MRS BERNARD DEERE AND MRS LANGTkf'
uv. p.r7sr, Beorc has addressed very temperate
Later IN Tho Era on subject Of great Interest to
playwrchts and actors Mrs Beere had recently ooeh
approached by Mr. Kcosh acting on Mrs Langtrys be-
halt with view acquiring the night Of representing
q As In a Looking Glass" In America. Negotiations
fell throu but Mrs Beero finds. to her ssonshinen''
thai tho piece has been produced; In fsct' as sho
writes "a comparison Of tho above ds'es WIN Sho"
eonclusiyely that Mrs. Langtry must have been 70
4lxae ahe insfrucleL her